O'Connors Guesthouse

If you want a real Irish experience this is the place to be. The town is so small, and this pub and inn is the highlight of the town. The views of the water are so beautiful. The staff were all very nice. We had dinner in the pub and the owner introduced himself. You really felt welcome. Many people came in that knew each other. The room was very basic, nothing fancy. Beds were comfortable, clean and we all slept great. I could have easily stayed a few days there if I had the time. The roads are the normal one lane style, so be extra cautious driving out there as the locals can navigate those corners at high speeds.

Awesome staff, we were there for 9 nights and had nothing but fun.

Fine for a one night stay, nice enough room attached to a pub which was very busy and had music in the evening so don't expect a quiet night. To be fair the music stopped quite early, around 10:30. Food was ok, nothing special and the weather meant we couldn't really enjoy the views which must be fantastic on a fine day!

V friendly staff good food excellent value

The ratings misrepresent this property which is very basic. Our dinner was terrible we had to wait 45 minutes to be served one course and my husband was very ill after his burger. To make it worse the bill presented was for 2 burgers and 1 fish and chips when there were only 2 of us. Can nit recommend.

Nice view of the place. The restaurant on the property was really good!

Beautiful view in bet rural town in remote part of the Dingle Peninsula, near Connor’s pass

Parking was a slight problem if you don't like parking on the street. Back parking lot was full.

The host was such a character, regaling us with stories of local events during WW2. John was friendly and an excellent barman

Nice guesthouse. Friendly owner. Lovely view from room. Fantastic breakfast but awful evening meal. Pillows like rocks and no tv in room. Was super quiet despite there being music downstairs though.